Fernando Maclen

Earlier in the year I started Hollama, an open-source minimalistic web-UI for interacting with @ollama

Been using it for several weeks and I still can't believe how fast it is.

@HenaTeke @opencode Unfortunately, I'm no longer actively maintaining the project.

@fmaclen @opencode hey hope you see this . so i came across hollama and its great i loved it but there is an issue where the texts (responses from the local model) are going out of screen. i figured it is a CSS issue could you fix it please i tried desktop site mode but still does not work.

An unexpected side-effect of having been forced to suddenly switch from @opencode to Claude Code makes the difference feel much more noticeable. And not in a good way. Hope they reconsider.

@rauchg I now realize the [project name] links to "Deployments". I was expecting that to be a link to "Overview" since it takes precedence in the main nav.

@rauchg minor UX suggestion. It's hard navigating from deploy to deploy. It'd be a lot easier if there was a link back to /deployments in the breadcrumbs (or anywhere on the page really).

Trust, but verify github.com/fmaclen/hollama

How do I get Hollama? I'm so glad you asked... Live demo hollama.fernando.is/motd Desktop app github.com/fmaclen/hollam… Self-hosted (Docker) #self-host-docker" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/fmaclen/hollam…

The desktop app is now here and it's available for Linux, macOS & Windows. You can now download models and chat with your @Ollama server directly from the UI. No command-line knowledge required.

@SvelteSociety do you know anyone who is really good at crafting @sveltejs transitions and might be interested in helping improve an open source/privacy-first/local AI interface?

All of the positive reviews I read of @cursor_ai are mostly comparing it to Github Copilot. How does it compare to @SupermavenAI?

Our stack is mostly @Svelte / Typescript and we welcome contributions. github.com/fmaclen/hollam…

Try the live demo hollama.fernando.is Or learn how self-host it github.com/fmaclen/hollama Desktop app coming soon...

Earlier in the year I started Hollama, an open-source minimalistic web-UI for interacting with @ollama

svelte-currency-input is a masked form input #madewithsvelte by @fmaclen, converting numbers to localized currency formats 💱 - madewithsvelte.com/svelte-currenc…

@amberfeinerman For my personal site (and any other static site really) I use SvelteKit deployed to Cloudflare Pages. And specifically for blogging you can write markdown files and parse them as Svelte components with mdsvex.com

I know I asked this a while ago, but what are y'all building your personal sites or blogs with? I'm personally not interested in no code solutions as my personal site is one of the few opportunities for me to code 😅

@heysupratim I still actively use the app myself and there is a never-ending list of features/improvements I'd like to make but for now I'm prioritizing other projects.

@heysupratim Thanks, appreciate the compliment! I'm not actively working on that project at the moment, other than occasional maintenance or bug fixing. That being said, if you want to submit a PR with some UI improvements I'll be happy to consider it.

@fmaclen Beautiful work with Canutin. Looking for help on that project? canutin.com

@balajis “The Aviation Herald” has quite a few reports of incidents of this kind every day, but it’s likely just a fraction of the actual events. avherald.com

FEAR OF FLYING A door flew off a brand new plane recently in mid-air, due to cabin depressurization.[1] This is the kind of thing we didn’t previously see much in America. So: are there more aviation incidents, is social media amplifying rare events, or is it all just our imagination? a) Noah helpfully links a Wikipedia list[2] of fatal aviation accidents. This reports only one in 2023. b) However, the 2023 list[3] of *non-fatal* accidents apparently doesn’t include episodes like the one @jason recently experienced[4]. As such it appears incomplete. c) Moreover, in Aug 2023 apparently NYT admitted there is an increase in incidents.[5] d) And it appears FAA admitted this to NYT as well across multiple articles.[6] e) Also, you’d expect a decline in physical maintenance to be accompanied by a decline in properly reporting aviation incidents. As in SF, where crime stats are pushed down through the simple expedient of not prosecuting crime at all.[7] f) If true, the decline in maintenance would actually be less visible across all fields — not just aviation — because they’d also be getting worse at maintaining records. g) All this fits the thesis of an ongoing quiet maintenance apocalypse.[8] There aren’t enough talented people building in the physical world as mechanics or mechanical engineers, due to all the bureaucratic disincentives. In other words: all the regulation may no longer be making us safer. [1]: x.com/joeconsorti/st… [2]: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_f… [3]: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U… [4]: x.com/jason/status/1… [5]: nytimes.com/interactive/20… [6]: google.com/search?q=nyt+a… [7]: x.com/balajis/status… [8]: x.com/balajis/status…

I'm using it to quickly try different models and/or servers running on multiple devices in my network. Code is available on Github github.com/fmaclen/hollama Try it out at hollama.fernando.is

Weekend project — Hollama: a minimal web-UI for @Ollama_ai - Runs entirely on your browser - Displays all available models - Saves/loads sessions on localStorage - Streams completions - Reads out loud last completion (with legacy TTS) - Made with @sveltejs